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MCL Land sold more than a third of Terrasse on May 21 Launch

A total of 150 out of the 200 released units of the “Terrasse” at Hougang were snapped up during its first weekend launch, a spokesperson from MCL Land told Singapore Business Review.


The “Terrasse”, situated in district 19, is consists of 414 units housed in 8 blocks of 5-storey development.


The property with a land area of 325,024 sqft is a “rare large scale development” which offers “high potential for resale and rental”, said property specialist Kenny Tay of apropertyaffair.com.


Attractions of the property, according to Mr. Tay are as follows:


• Rare large plot of land for such big developments in the vicinity;
• Outstanding modern clean-line glassy facade architectural; spacious and effective;
• modern layout for every unit;
• Superb high quality Contemporary interior finishes and fittings;
• Lush Landscaping designed to have a resort in mind.


The estimated quantum price of a one-bedroom unit of around 506 – 538sft at the “Terrasse” starts from $5xxk. Property agents marketing the property reported that units were sold at an average price of S$950 psf.
 

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